Sentence examples for perception movement from inspiring English sources

Neural models clarify how attention may be allocated during processes of visual perception, learning, and search; auditory streaming and speech perception; movement target selection during sensory-motor control; mental imagery and fantasy; and hallucinations during mental disorders, among other processes.

The American geographer David Lowenthal played a key role during the 1960s and 1970s in stimulating the environmental perception movement, in the revival of landscape studies within geography and, more generally, in helping to encourage the growth of nonpositivist approaches in human geography.

My current field of consciousness, as I am typing this essay, comprises heterogeneous dimensions, including thinking, perception, movement, and visual, tactile, and proprioceptive stimuli.

The physical training distinguishes itself by a sort of proprioceptive training in which under modification of perception, movement and environment the movement representation should be further stabilized and differentiated.

The results indicate that movement support based on the principles of Kinaesthetics, if used consistently, continuously and in a manner adapted to the situation of the person requiring assistance, could increase the body perception, movement abilities, and the functional independence of patients of advanced age.

In the same way, my past experiences, as well as potential future experiences, structure my everyday life (i.e. perceptions, movements, feelings) even though I am not necessarily explicitly aware of them.

A study in monkeys showed that premotor cortex activity represented the perception of movement and not the actual movement [20].

There are some suggestions that the tectopulvinar pathway may be entirely specialized for the perception of movement, along with the control of responses that involve moving stimuli, such as some kinds of eye movements' (Coren, Ward, Enns: 360).

Kinesthetics, the perception of movement, is also central to his work.

The accusations against these reforms are a trick of the eye – a zoetrope to give the perception of movement from a static image.

Mr. Magloire is, however, never less than thoughtful, and his best work, like "Klavierstück," a duo to a pounding Stockhausen piano piece, deepens and enriches the simultaneous perception of movement and sound.